Uchrony: A Mutilated Continental Freedom That Could Have Been Real
From Open Ruin and Displaced Guilt
Uchrony: A Mutilated Continental Freedom That Could Have Been Real Read Post »
A small country, a global power, and the cost of failing to understand our true place in the world.
Tensions and Contradictions: Compliance Is Valued More Than Competence
Ode to Selective Virtue – Part 2 Read Post »
A safe and well-paid shelter for the useless and unqualified.
Ode to Selective Virtue Read Post »
Uruguay in the geopolitics of communist revolutionary exportation. A web woven from Havana to Prague that ensnared an unprotected democracy.
Cuba’s Revolution, Uruguay, the Soviets, and Czechoslovak Intelligence Read Post »
On the awakening of the sleepers and history’s judgment on collective madness
The Caribbean Theater of Marvels – Final chapter Read Post »
Of the Scribes of the Shadow and the Stripping of the Idols of Clay
THE CARIBBEAN CABINET OF WONDERS – Chapter V Read Post »
From the Colombian writer García Márquez and other authors such as Rulfo, one tends to associate magical realism with a certain tropical region. Places where rain and sunlight alternate so profusely that they produce exuberant, and sometimes overstated, vegetation and human behavior. Strictly speaking, this 20th-century literary movement is not exclusive to the tropics. Still,
HUGO CHÁVEZ: A CASE OF 20TH-CENTURY MAGICAL REALISM APPLIED TO 21ST-CENTURY SOCIALISM Read Post »
And all of us, pawed over in the same mud
The Revived Skeletons of Pretended Viceroys Read Post »